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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1908
Page
5
Marble Hill residents read of upcoming Leopold picnic and local social notes. Mentions visitors from Buchanan and Marble Hill, farm sales and real estate, plus minor ads and health product promotions. Reports on local meetings, church youth activities, and assorted community notices across Bollinger County.
Lutesville notes mention Jake Smith called the peanut Jim and John Call resting at home after a long illness Prof J W Revelle teaching at Bertrand was home last week J W Null and bride returned from a honeymoon trip to St Louis and Alton Ill Dr Van Amburg and family back from New Madrid where they were called by the death of Mrs Van Amburg's father Wyatt Snider and family of Flat River visiting relatives in the city The n word caused a stir among locals Rastus shows musical talent and locals dressed him in new clothes and treated him to meals
A collection of maxims urging moral strength and integrity. It champions speaking truth, living honestly within means, resisting dishonesty, rejecting dubious work, and staying silent when a truthful word would harm others. It encourages perseverance after failure and refusing pressure from wealth or custom.
J H Henley of Lutesville plans a walking journey to Jackson for the homecoming festivities. He will carry a camping outfit and wheel barrow, walking from his home to Cape Girardeau for meals and joining September visitors, including several women, to complete the trek on foot. The veteran pedestrian has previously walked from Lutesville to Carter county and from Indiana to Gravel Lill.
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